Another radicalized girl turned into a school shooter

[JRexx]

I won't say her name and I won't post her pictures but another teen (15 years old) shot up a Christian school yesterday in Wisconsin. I am sure most of you already heard the news on it. She hated her parents and blamed men for everything. She was planning on taking her own life before this and decided it would be better to turn it into a movement. I am guessing others she spoke with online convinced her to do it this way. 

Now maybe it is just me being sus, but this sounds like she was encouraged to act on it from feds. We know they do this crap. They find insecure, suicidal kids online and groom them into mass shootings. What especially is a red flag is her saying she got the gun from her dad (whom she hated) as a birthday gift for her 15th birthday. She was born in November so she had not had the gun very long and intended on using it to end her life. 

 She basically fantasized about killing men all the time. I don't know what makes a girl her age do this, maybe sexual abuse? But a lot of her talking points in her manifesto read like a radical feminist. 

And of course, the democrats in the US that completely ignored the CEO being murdered and mentioned nothing about gun violence don't even give it a day before they are saying stuff about gun control. 

[britanica]

I guess she wanted to end her life for years prior to this. So maybe since she was 12? Possibly younger? She just felt unloved and that is the saddest part about this. Kids that feel unloved are always getting radicalized online these days. 

[YellowDragon]

Any time I hear about stuff like this, it is very sad. 

I am not one to sympathize with a shooter, but I think this sort of problem needs to highlight the mental health crisis in America. This is not and never was a gun problem. The overwhelming majority of legal gun owners don't cause harm. The ones that cause harm are the mentally ill and criminals. 

[chrysostom]

Are not all criminals mentally ill? 

[Cosmic]

7 hours ago, chrysostom said:

Are not all criminals mentally ill? 

I was going to say something similar. I think smaller crimes that don't involve violence and are out of an act of desperation are different. Some stem from poverty, others from drug use but when violence gets involved then yeah that is 100% a mental health issue.